disturn (Meaning)
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disturn (v. t.)
To turn aside.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disturn
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disturn Sentence Examples
- The loud and jarring noises disturn her peaceful sleep.
- The politician's disturn for the truth was evident in his evasive answers.
- The rude and abrasive disturn he took with customers led to a decline in sales.
- The doctor's disturn diagnosis of the patient's illness resulted in improper treatment.
- The disturn of the weather from sunny to stormy caused disruptions in travel plans.
- The unexpected disturn in the plot of the movie left the audience shocked and surprised.
- The sudden disturn in the patient's condition alarmed the medical team.
- The disturn of events forced the company to reconsider its investment strategy.
- The disturn of the page revealed a new chapter in the book.
- The disturn from the original plan created chaos and confusion among the participants.
FAQs About the word disturn
To turn aside.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The loud and jarring noises disturn her peaceful sleep.
The politician's disturn for the truth was evident in his evasive answers.
The rude and abrasive disturn he took with customers led to a decline in sales.
The doctor's disturn diagnosis of the patient's illness resulted in improper treatment.
